The globalised business world is ever changing and challenging. On this course, you will develop an understanding of how globalisation shapes business decisions. You will gain the confidence to manage organisations and make reliable decisions in an international context.

On this MSc, you will:

• learn about the economic, cultural, legal, and political differences in the international business environment
• study critical business processes and managerial functions such as accounting and marketing
• explore socially responsible and sustainable management practices and why they are essential for businesses to succeed
• gain skills in qualitative and quantitative research methods and apply them in your own research projects.

You can tailor your degree to your interests. Options you can choose from range from international marketing to globalisation and integration, to international human resource management, and to innovation for sustainability.

You are taught by lecturers, together with internationally recognised researchers whose expertise informs their teaching. Some of our lecturers have worked in industry and bring real-world experience into the learning environment. We combine research- and practice-based learning, giving you the opportunity to develop essential skills, knowledge, and expertise for a successful career.

Careers

This course is ideal for you if:

• you’re a business graduate and want to improve your professional skills to become an attractive prospect for global employers.
• you’re a graduate with a non-business background and would like to gain essential knowledge and skills in management, business administration, marketing, accounting, and sustainability.

When you graduate, you’ll understand the complexities of doing business in the contemporary global business environment. You’ll be well prepared for a role in an international enterprise. Around the world, our International Management graduates work in:

• consulting
• business development
• technology
• banking and financial services
• consumer goods
• e-commerce
• logistics
• the media
• NGOs
• public administration
• academia.